10/09/2026
We started our wedding flower journey in 2009 - a little bit green, a whole lot of belief, and absolutely no idea where it would take us.
15+ years later, there have been thousands of flowers, hundreds of weddings, 5 children, early mornings, late nights, a shop we no longer have, a global pandemic, plenty of highs, a few wobbles… and so many wonderful memories in between.
We actually tried to work how many buttonholes we’ve made in that time - it 1000’s 💁🏻♀️
And yet, when we went looking for photos of the two of us over the years, we realised there really aren’t that many.
Because that’s the funny thing about being in any partnership: there’s usually only one of you behind the camera. A little bit like a marriage, really! 😂
So we’ve dug through the archives and found several little snapshots from different chapters of our journey.
And whatever you do, don’t stop swiping before the last slide… 👀
Because that’s where you’ll find us right at the very beginning! Two friends. A new business. A big dream. And a lot to learn.
Looking back, we wouldn’t change a thing.
Here’s to 15+ years of flowers, friendship, weddings and everything in between.
2009 → 2026
Credits
Hotel, Restaurants & Weddings
Meg Higginson | UK Wedding Photographer
ourstory
BehindTheScenes WeddingIndustry WeddingFlorals
Our first ever professional shoot with because the reality of looking like we’d been up all night, and somehow ended up with foliage in our hair isn’t the look we wanted to promote. 🤣
Us outside our shop at Apley Farm Shop
We were there for 8 brilliant years, and a lot happened during that time. We simply outgrew the space and our truest live has always been weddings. Saying goodbye to the shop has actually allowed us the freedom to focus on that.
How many florists does in take to tie a bouquet? 🤔 🤣
We were at Moat Hall Barns on this day creating for a photo shoot captured by Shropshire Wedding Photographer - Alex Ford
This photo is cute… caught in the act of making by Sally Wright | Personal Brand Photographer
Our first ever photo as Big Little Things for an article in the local paper!